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DeltaDisplayFormatter

Struct DeltaDisplayFormatter 

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pub struct DeltaDisplayFormatter { /* private fields */ }
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Delta display formatter

Formats delta content for user display with consistent styling across all parsers.

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impl DeltaDisplayFormatter

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pub const fn new() -> Self

Create a new formatter with default settings

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pub fn format_thinking( &self, content: &str, prefix: &str, colors: Colors, ) -> String

Format thinking content specifically

Thinking content has special formatting to distinguish it from regular text.

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pub fn format_tool_input( &self, content: &str, prefix: &str, colors: Colors, ) -> String

Format tool input specifically

Tool input is shown with appropriate styling.

§Current Behavior

Every call renders the full [prefix] └─ content pattern. This provides clarity about which agent’s tool is being invoked.

§Future Enhancement

For streaming tool inputs with multiple deltas, consider suppressing the [prefix] on continuation lines to reduce visual noise:

  • First tool input line: [prefix] Tool: name
  • Continuation: └─ more input (aligned, no prefix)

This would require tracking whether the prefix has been displayed for the current tool block, likely via the streaming session state.

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impl Default for DeltaDisplayFormatter

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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